Learn Conversational Arabic: 50 Daily Arabic Conversations & Dialogues for Beginners & Intermediate Learners
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Learn Conversational Arabic: 50 Daily Arabic Conversations & Dialogues for Beginners & Intermediate Learners
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Narrated by:
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Emad Schannat
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By:
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Malik Selim
About this listen
Have you ever been in a situation where you have had to use your Arabic speaking skills in a situation, but were phased?
This book contains daily conversations, as well as dialogues that are very useful and will come in handy for your everyday conversation. Have you ever been to a restaurant and struggled to articulate your desires on the menu? Have you ever been in a situation where you need to ask for directions, but you couldn’t?
Let’s face it, speaking is usually the hardest part of any language, and many people usually heavily neglect it, until the point where they completely feel like giving up as they think that they are going nowhere and the language is tiresome and unattainable.
This book was created to assist you in your Arabic language journey. Start speaking early so you reap the benefits later. I have created conversations that are very relatable in everyday situations and scenarios. As they say, there is truly no better way to learn a language, other than by speaking it!
With this book, you will get:
50 conversations and dialogues with Arabic vowels.
Conversations for both the absolute beginner and the intermediate learner.
An explanation of the correct approach to dialogue learning.
And much more!
PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying PDF will be available in your Audible Library along with the audio.
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- Tyrone Byrd
- 03-11-21
The book is very well organized
If you are a beginner, you will need to listen again several times, but once you get the gist of the sounds the language makes, you will be able to progress quickly.
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- Jerald Watson
- 26-10-21
It immediately gets practical
It is my favorite of the three books that Malik has published. Conversations and dialogues are such a crucial elements to learning a language, and this book shows you how to build on those foundations.
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- Lois Bishop
- 26-10-21
This audio book is really awesome!
As a total beginner, it might be a bit difficult for you, but if you already know the alphabet and can read, there is a lot to learn here!
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- wayne mullally
- 09-09-23
I don't normally leave reviews, but...
I don't understand why you have to say the person's name twice when explaining in English and Arabic. it makes listening unbearable, confusing and very frustrating. I really hope this helps with future books that you publish. In future, try not to use people's names, just say the phrases in Arabic, then in English. simple!
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